Comprehensive Difficulties and Comprehension Difficulties

[Deepurple]

Would you tell me what's wrong with the use of Comprehensive Diffculties? Thank you.

[5jj]

Would you tell me what's wrong with the use of Comprehensive Diffculties? Thank you.

'Comprehensive' means including/covering virtually everything.'Comprehensive difficulties' is therefore not a very likely collocation. In another thread, in which your 'comprehensive' was changed to 'comprhension', the reason was that your difficulties were in understanding - in comprehension.

[Deepurple]

Thank you, 5jj. I made the mistake because I thought comprehensive was the adjective of comprehension.

[emsr2d2]

The adjective from "comprehension" is "comprehensible".

[birdeen's call]

The adjective from "comprehension" is "comprehensible".

Yes, but this adjective still doesn't work here. "Comprehensible difficulties" are difficulties that can be understood, and not comprehension difficulties.

[emsr2d2]

Yes, but this adjective still doesn't work here. "Comprehensible difficulties" are difficulties that can be understood, and not comprehension difficulties.

No, I wasn't trying to suggest that "comprehensible" should have been used, but the OP thought that the adjective from "comprehension" was "comprehensive". I was simply correcting that assumption.

The title should indeed be "Comprehension Difficulties".

[Deepurple]

I see. The two words have different meaning.
Thank you to you all.